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Blur ~ Threadneedle Street


The time has come Not to be cautious He must be careful not to make mistakes For every half hour In twenty-four And operations rose Faster than they did yesterday And the lending rates on your side So there won't be Much of a problem Then past midnight There is a rise When everybody's asleep at home He becomes nervous And sees a change Today futures Watch the markets from the street In a pocket in a grey flannel suit Read tomorrow's crash today And check your pulse Base metals crawled onto the kerb And softs dropped in a summer turn And sugar melted in the mouth Of a rude girl Who knew a better option She thinks for a while And it could be A long time before he thinks again And then he looks at the papers And looks again Today futures more free lyrics

The time has come
Not to be cautious
He must be careful not to make mistakes
For every half hour
In twenty-four
And operations rose
Faster than they did yesterday
And the lending rates on your side
So there won't be
Much of a problem
Then past midnight
There is a rise
When everybody's asleep at home
He becomes nervous
And sees a change
Today futures
Watch the markets from the street
In a pocket in a grey flannel suit
Read tomorrow's crash today
And check your pulse
Base metals crawled onto the kerb
And softs dropped in a summer turn
And sugar melted in the mouth
Of a rude girl
Who knew a better option
She thinks for a while
And it could be
A long time before he thinks again
And then he looks at the papers
And looks again
Today futures

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